Reflection Articles

April is National Poetry Month: Share Your Anxiety-Related Poems

Monday, April 2nd, 2012

What do you have to say about anxiety? Can you work it into a haiku?

6 Ways to Reconnect With the Warming Earth

Thursday, March 22nd, 2012

But it’s finally time to emerge from those fluorescent-lit caves that we call home during the coldest months. It’s time to get back outside and reconnect with nature after avoiding it for so long.

Panic Disorder Progress Report: I’m Struggling, But I’m Proud (Part 2)

Wednesday, February 29th, 2012

Panic disorder is part of my life now. There’s no use in trying to deny it and trying to push myself to conform to my old standard of “normal”.

Panic Disorder Progress Report: I’m Struggling, But I’m Proud (Part 1)

Tuesday, February 28th, 2012

And my dream is that you’ll read about these situations, identify with them, and feel comforted knowing that it’s not just you.

Anxiety Society: Larry’s “Ruthless” Rejection of “Needless Pessimism”

Wednesday, February 22nd, 2012

Larry’s antidepressant medication didn’t help to lighten his self-criticism. He tackled that piece on his own.

Brain: Was That a Touch or a Metaphor?

Monday, February 6th, 2012

Let’s say you had a rough day. You didn’t stick sandpaper up to today’s date on the calendar, did you?

Anxiety Society: Re-wiring Negative Thought Patterns with Hypnotherapy

Monday, January 30th, 2012

Turns out, hypnotherapy is nothing like that silly spectacle of stage hypnosis. What can it do for anxiety, panic, and phobia sufferers? How can it change our negative thought patterns?

Anxiety Society: Meet Ashley Taylor, Certified Hypnotherapist

Saturday, January 28th, 2012

Meet Ashley Taylor. She’s a certified hypnotherapist, an entrepreneur, and an anxiety sufferer. While walking through the halls between classes in 6th grade, Ashley experienced her first panic attack — complete with a racing heart, dizziness, and shortness of breath.

I’m a Night Owl. Should I Fight It or Accept It?

Monday, January 23rd, 2012

I have this wonderful soon-to-be-husband with whom I’d like to sync sleep cycles with. Last night, he went to bed at 9 pm so he could wake up at 6 am for work. Five hours later, after organizing my counter, putting away dishes, and listening to a few podcasts, I finally settled down to sleep at about 2 am.

Anxiety Society: Meet Angie Jackson, Her Atheism, and Her PTSD

Saturday, January 14th, 2012

If Angie’s name sounds familiar to you, there’s good reason. In early 2010, Angie made the news when she live-tweeted her abortion after an IUD implant failed to protect her from pregnancy. Unlike most women who elect to abort, Angie found herself in the national spotlight because of her decision to go public.

 
 

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